The Fugitive Views and Reviews Volume II

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	• The Fugitive: Views And Reviews Wasteland Press, 2006 - 240 pages average customer review:based on 7 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Incredible detail

This is the best episode guide yet on The Fugitive. The authors go into such detail and raise points I would never have thought of. I'd recommend it to all Fugitive fans. I hope another three books will follow, for seasons 2, 3 and 4!

The Ultimate Fugitve Review Book

The authors of this book put in painstaking effort to review each episode of The Fugitive starring David Janssen. They personally watch each episode more than once, research background information, and blend in their views stemming from what they have gathered from the characters and storyline before each episode, as well as real-life parallel history to either confirm or deny plausibility of plot.

I recommend this book very much as a companion to any Fugitive fan who is going through one or all of the episodes.

Mitch

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The Fugitive is Captured by Experts

In writing a review of this book, I must first state that I am probably not one of the greatest fans of the 1960s TV series. With that said, I also confess that I didn't exactly hate it either. It was an entertaining show produced more than forty years ago that was initially hard for me to remember. What I like best about the book is the enthusiasm of its reviewers, and their skill in thoroughly describing and reviewing the good and not so good elements of this old series. Also admirable, is their successful rekindling of my interest in the show. Proof of this rekindling is the fact that after reading Volume I of the series I readily bought the first season DVD offering and have been regularly watching the shows. Volume 2 is probably even better written than Volume 1, and I recommend both books to fans of the series, and anyone wanting to know more about the series. When the episodes for Season Two get released on DVD this book will become even more valuable. For the record, I think the old series was superior to the 1990s movie starring Harrison Ford. David Janssen was very well cast in the show. He was a much underrated actor.

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The Fugitive Views and Reviews Volume II

A must read for all Fugitive fans. What is unique about this book is that each episode of season two is reviewed in detail and given a poll rating on a scale of 0-10. Follow Richard Kimble and Phil Gerard along with Bob, Kitty, and Ken. Season two has many classic episodes including World's End, Nemesis, Escape into Black, The End is But the Bginning, The Survivors, and May God Have Mercy. This book will be an excellent reference guide to the DVD collection when released.

VOLUME II - SEASON 2 OF "THE FUGITIVE"

Volume II of The Fugitive: Views And Reviews, picks up where volume I left off, with more insightful and fact filled reviews and debate of the second season of "The Fugitive" one of television's greatest dramatic series. Also contains viewer poll results for each episode.This volume covers the second season which ran from1964 to 1965, including many classic episodes like "Man In A Chariot", "World's End", "The End Is But The Beginning", and the all time classic "Escape Into Black" from which the cover photo is derived.A perfect companion piece to Volume I which is currently available and a must have for true Fugitive fanatics.Bobbynear

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This book, an offshoot of the Yahoo discussion group, The-Fugitive-Views-And-Reviews is a compilation of reviews and general commentary that have appeared at that group site since its inception in October 2003. It has been more than four decades since Dr. Richard Kimble was falsely convicted of murdering his wife. The classic ABC television series, "The Fugitive" which ran four seasons, from 1963 to 1967, chronicled his exploits as he escaped, and then roamed the country in search of a one-armed man he believed actually committed the crime. Nearly forty years after Richard Kimble finally proved his innocence in a memorable finale that was the most highly rated TV episode up to that time, people are still discussing and analyzing this series. A 1993 feature film, a 2000/2001 reprise of the series on CBS, countless books, articles, websites, discussion groups and beginning in January 2006, an interactive internet radio program, have proven the durability of this brilliant concept. This unique book is intended as an easy to read quick reference guide for Fugitive fans the world over. Containing in depth reviews, written by co-moderators Kitty and Bobbynear of the Yahoo group, The-Fugitive-Views-And-Reviews, and long time group member and creator of this print version, Ken Ardizzone, each episode is presented in the order that it originally aired on TV.

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